Comprehensive Community Health Center Glendale: Services

CCHC Glendale Medical & Dental Hours

Which Phone Number Should You Use?

CCHC says patients can call the medical number to reach licensed professionals for advice during or after business hours. This is not emergency-room care and does not guarantee an in-person after-hours appointment.

Services at Comprehensive Community Health Centers Glendale

CCHC lists these medical and supportive services at its Glendale location. Availability depends on provider schedules, insurance, appointments and any referral requirements.

Primary Care for Adults and Children

Ask for an adult primary-care visit if you need a routine examination, preventive screening or help managing a continuing health issue. For children, ask for pediatric care, school forms, immunization records or age-appropriate screening.

Bring a medication list and previous medical records when available. Clinicians determine which laboratory tests, referrals, vaccines or treatments are appropriate.

Women’s Health & Family Planning

The clinic advertises birth-control options, well-woman examinations, screening for cervical and breast health concerns, menstrual and hormonal evaluations and other women’s healthcare.

Ask whether you need an OB/GYN appointment, primary-care appointment or separate referral. Pregnancy-related service availability should be confirmed directly with scheduling.

Behavioral Health

Patients can ask about individual counseling, therapy, mental health screening and behavioral health support integrated with primary care. Availability of a particular therapist, appointment format or specialty cannot be assumed.

For another California nonprofit health center offering primary care, dentistry, pediatrics and behavioral health, see our San Fernando Community Health Center services and appointments guide.

CCHC Glendale Dental: Hours, Phone & Treatments

The dental department is listed at the Glendale CCHC location, 801 S. Chevy Chase Drive, Suite 250. Dental care has a separate telephone number and shorter hours than general medicine.

How to Schedule Dental Care

1. Call the dental team. Use 818-265-2259, not the general medical line.
2. Explain your needs. Say whether you need routine care, treatment of dental pain or a pediatric appointment.
3. Check the schedule. If requesting Saturday care, confirm that the date is the second or fourth Saturday and that appointments are available.
4. Verify payment. Ask whether your dental insurance or Medi-Cal dental coverage is accepted for the proposed service.
5. Confirm the visit. Check appointment time, required paperwork and any estimated charge.

HIV, STI Testing & Preventive Vaccines

The CDC’s official testing directory identifies the Glendale clinic as providing selected infectious-disease testing, vaccinations and care-coordination services.

Appointment required: The CDC directory identifies this clinic’s testing services as appointment-based. It lists insurance, Medicaid, Medicare and sliding-scale payment options. Not every test or treatment is automatically free.

How to Request Testing

1. Call 818-265-2264 and specify the test or service you need.
2. Ask about appointment availability and any preparation or identification requirements.
3. Discuss payment, confidentiality and insurance questions before the appointment.
4. Attend the confirmed visit and ask how results will be delivered.
5. Use the secure patient portal or clinic telephone for follow-up instructions.

Medi-Cal, Medicare, Covered California & Sliding-Scale Fees

CCHC is a nonprofit Federally Qualified Health Center and advertises care for patients with or without health insurance. It lists Medi-Cal, Medicare, participating Covered California plans and many PPO plans. Acceptance of a specific insurer does not guarantee that every clinician or service is covered.

How to Ask About Sliding Fees

1. Tell scheduling you are uninsured. Ask about the current sliding-fee discount program before booking.
2. Check eligibility. The program evaluates income and household circumstances under its current requirements.
3. Prepare documentation. Ask what proof of income, household details or identification the clinic accepts.
4. Confirm service charges. Request the expected visit cost and ask whether testing, dental treatment or outside referrals are billed separately.
5. Complete the review. Submit required documents through the clinic’s authorized patient process.

For a broader example of sliding-fee support, insurance questions and multi-clinic appointment planning in Southern California, see our Central City Community Health Center insurance and low-cost care guide.

How to Book an Appointment at CCHC Glendale

Patients can call the Glendale clinic, contact the central scheduling team or book online with participating providers. Some clinicians and appointment types are not available for online booking.

1. Choose the department. Decide whether you need medical, dental, optometry, behavioral health or another specialty.
2. Select the correct number. Call 818-265-2264 for medical care, 818-265-2259 for dental care, or 747-364-0004 for centralized scheduling help.
3. Identify patient status. If using online booking and you have been seen at any CCHC location before, choose “Existing Patient.”
4. Check your plan. If you have an HMO, verify the primary-care provider is assigned to the CCHC provider you intend to see.
5. Choose a slot. Confirm Glendale as the location, along with the clinician, date and time.
6. Complete registration. Submit requested patient information and required forms securely.
7. Save the appointment. Keep the booking confirmation and note any preparation instructions.

Online Appointment Fees & Cancellation Policy

Same-Day & Walk-In Requests

CCHC Glendale advertises same-day and walk-in appointment availability. That does not guarantee a provider will see every walk-in immediately.

Call first, explain your medical need and ask whether a suitable provider is available that day. For non-life-threatening symptoms outside regular clinician availability, the medical phone number also serves as an after-hours advice contact.

What to Bring to Your First Appointment

CCHC’s new-patient instructions identify these items as useful for registration and clinical review:

• Photo identification, if available.
• Health insurance card, if applicable.
• Social Security card, if applicable and requested.
• Relevant medical or dental history.
• Current medication list, including dose information.
• Parent or adult guardian for a minor patient, as required.
• Child’s immunization records when relevant.
• Proof of income if applying for cash-pay financial assistance.
• Appointment confirmation and any paperwork requested by the clinic.

When Should You Arrive?

CCHC’s published appointment guidelines recommend:

If you cannot attend, contact the clinic promptly. Late arrivals may need to be rescheduled. Ask staff about alternative documents if you do not have every item on the checklist.

Language Assistance

The Glendale clinic advertises English, Spanish and Armenian-speaking team members. Ask the scheduler to confirm availability of an appropriate interpreter or language support for your particular appointment.

For another example of how community clinics handle first-visit paperwork, insurance and language support, see our Providence Community Health Center patient preparation guide.

Patient Portal: Appointments, Records & Lab Results

CCHC offers a secure patient portal for managing eligible nonurgent healthcare tasks.

• Book available appointments online.
• Request prescription refills.
• Receive statements and pay balances.
• View available laboratory results.
• Send secure messages to clinic staff.
• Read after-visit summaries and educational materials.
• Upload documents when requested.

How to Access the Portal

1. Open the official CCHC patient portal page.
2. Select the portal sign-in or account enrollment link.
3. Follow the identity verification or registration instructions.
4. Ask a clinic patient navigator for help if your account needs activation.
5. Use secure messaging for nonurgent clinical questions.

If expected lab results are not available in the portal, CCHC advises patients to contact their clinic for follow-up.

If you are comparing patient portals and affordable care across community clinics, our Community Health Center Burlington guide covers another federally qualified healthcare network.

Glendale Clinic Address, Parking & Directions

Comprehensive Community Health Centers — Glendale
801 South Chevy Chase Drive, Suite 250
Glendale, California 91205
Medical: 818-265-2264
Dental: 818-265-2259

Before Traveling

• Use the full street address and Suite 250.
• Check your appointment confirmation for the department and clinician.
• Ask about building entry, elevator access and parking if you have mobility needs.
• Allow additional travel time during evening or Saturday appointments.
• Confirm any parking fees or validation directly; a reliable current parking price was not established in the reviewed official materials.
• Bring necessary paperwork and arrive early for registration.

The clinic serves Glendale and surrounding areas including Burbank, Eagle Rock, Atwater Village, Montrose and La Crescenta. Choose your appointment location based on the provider and service rather than assuming every CCHC site offers the same specialty.

Other CCHC Locations Near Glendale

If your requested clinician is unavailable in Glendale, CCHC operates several other Los Angeles-area clinics. These are separate facilities with different department hours.

CCHC also operates a mobile clinic; its availability depends on the current service location and mobile schedule. The operator’s directory is the correct place to check participating sites.

Common Appointment Problems & Solutions

Official Sources & Patient Action Links

• CCHC Glendale — services, location and patient information
• Official medical and dental hours, phone numbers and locations
• Online appointments and cancellation fee policies
• New-patient forms and appointment preparation
• Patient portal, records and lab results
• CDC — HIV/STI testing, vaccines and payment information

Reviewed October 29, 2026. Community-center.org is an independent informational guide and is not affiliated with CCHC. Clinic hours, eligibility, provider availability, accepted insurance and appointment fees can change. Verify important details directly with Comprehensive Community Health Centers before visiting or paying. This article does not provide personalized medical advice.